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Email settings files plus lex string audit program spec

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<div id='module' class='module emailaccess-panel'>
<h1>E-mail settings</h1>
<form action="/smanager/emailsettingd" method="POST">
You can control POP3 server access. The setting &#39;Allow access
only from local networks&#39; allows POP3 access only from your
local network(s). The POP3S setting can be used to provide
encrypted external access to your POP3 server. We recommend
leaving this setting &#39;Allow access only from local networks&#39;
unless you have a specific reason to do otherwise.
<p><span class=label>
POP3 server access
</span><span class=input>
<select class="input" name="POPAccess"><option value="disabled">Disabled</option><option selected value="private">Allow access only from local networks</option><option value="publicSSL">Allow private and public (secure POP3S)</option><option value="public">Allow both POP3 and POP3S</option></select>
</span></p>
You can control IMAP server access. The setting &#39;Allow access
only from local networks&#39; allows IMAP access only from your
local network(s). The IMAPS setting can be used to provide
encrypted external access to your IMAP server. We recommend
leaving this setting &#39;Allow access only from local networks&#39;
unless you have a specific reason to do otherwise.
<p><span class=label>
IMAP server access
</span><span class=input>
<select class="input" name="IMAPAccess"><option value="disabled">Disabled</option><option selected value="private">Allow access only from local networks</option><option value="publicSSL">Allow private and public (secure IMAPS)</option><option value="public">Allow both IMAP and IMAPS</option></select>
</span></p>
You can enable or disable webmail on this system. Webmail allows
users to access their mail through a regular web browser by
pointing the browser to https:///webmail,and
logging in to their account.
<p><span class=label>
Webmail access
</span><span class=input>
<select class="input" name="WebMail"><option value="disabled">Disabled</option><option selected value="enabledSSL">Allow HTTPS (secure)</option><option value="localnetworkSSL">Allow HTTPS (secure) from local networks</option></select>
</span></p>
<input class="action" type="submit" value="Save">
<input name="trt" type="hidden" value="ACC">
</form>
</div>